The production brings to life the themes of Hans Christian Andersen's The Shadow, utilizing Evgeny Shvarts' 1940 adaptation. It emphasizes the unsettling distinction between a person's true self and their shadow, which becomes a distinct entity. The narrative delves into the darker aspects of human nature, combining humor with eeriness as it unfolds. This poignant portrayal showcases the struggle individuals face when they fail to reconcile with their darker sides. Performances are scheduled for Saturdays and Sundays at the Mountain View Center for the Arts, priced between $25 and $30.
In Evgeny Shvarts' adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's The Shadow, silhouettes morph into independent entities, reflecting individuals' inner darkness and the struggle for self-acceptance.
The play's unique blend of humor and eeriness captures the essence of a person's darker side, diving into its complexities and the resulting consequences of neglecting that shadow.
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